US9630441B1 - Scrapbook binding for pages of variable thickness - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a book binding for use by scrapbookers in binding pages of variable thickness including premade elements, such as chipboard album pages and specialty die cut pages.
- a scrapbooking hidden hinge system has been developed for attaching pages in an album but the system is not adapted for binding pages that differ in thickness.
- Chipboard and die cut elements are hot products in the paper crafting world to add extra interest to projects. Since chipboard and die cut elements are raised from the page, they attract more attention than rub-ons or other flat scrapbook embellishments. But because chipboard and die cuts make the pages thicker it is difficult to construct an aesthetically pleasing scrapbook where one-of-a-kind pages lie substantially flat and the front and rear covers are parallel when the book is closed.
- a book binding for a scrapbook is formed from a sheet of flexible material such as cardstock or Tyvek.
- Tyvek is a brand of plastic sheet material formed of high density polyethylene fibers and is a registered trademark of DuPont.
- the binding has a wingspan at opposite ends adapted for attachment to the scrapbook and a plurality of hinges separated by gussets for spacing pages attached to the hinges by a predetermined amount.
- Each hinge is formed from a group of four equal width longitudinal panels separated from an adjoining set of four panels by a longitudinal panel forming the gusset. Each said group of four equal width panels is folded along a longitudinal center score line and adhesively secured together with double sided adhesive tape having a width no greater than the width of the equally spaced panels to form hinges with an anchor end and a free end. Each hinge has a score line between a first and second and a third and fourth of the four equal width longitudinal panels about which the hinge may be longitudinally flexed in opposite directions for further adjusting the spacing between the pages.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a scrapbook with a book binding in accordance with the present invention
- FIG. 1A is a detail taken along the line of 1 A- 1 A in FIG. 1 ;
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of a rear side of a sheet of material scored into panels separated by gussets to which double sided tape is selectively applied;
- FIG. 3 is a perspective view of hinges formed on the front side of the sheet of material after the panels between the gussets have been stuck together;
- FIG. 3A is a detail taken along the line of 3 A- 3 A in FIG. 3 ;
- FIG. 4 is similar to FIG. 3 but shows the free ends of the hinges flexed to the right;
- FIG. 4A is a detail taken along the line of 4 A- 4 A in FIG. 4 ;
- FIG. 5 is a top view of the scrapbook in closed position.
- scrapbook 10 refers to a scrapbook having a binding 12 in accordance with the present invention.
- scrapbook 10 has a front cover 14 , a rear cover 16 and a spine cover 18 preferably formed of a stiff material such as chipboard.
- Front and rear covers 14 , 16 are shaped and dimensioned to cover a stack of sheets 20 to be bound on hinges 22 as pages in the scrapbook.
- Front and rear covers 14 , 16 are commonly made in a conventional shape, that is rectangular, however the covers may take a variety of shapes.
- Spine cover 18 is U-shaped in configuration with longitudinal creases 24 forming hinge lines along which spine cover is attached to a side edge 26 of front and rear covers 14 , 16 after binding 12 is attached to spine cover 18 .
- Binding 12 has wingspans 28 at opposite side edges for attachment to spine cover 18 and a plurality of hinges 22 .
- Binding 12 is formed from a flexible sheet material such as cardstock, Tyvek or the like.
- binding 12 may be constructed from a plurality of pieces linked end to end.
- the construction of hinges 22 is as follows: As shown in FIG. 2 starting inboard wingspan 28 at a first end of sheet material 30 (or first piece of sheet material 30 ), the piece is longitudinally scored into four equal width panels 32 a , 32 b , 32 c and 32 d followed by a panel 34 the width of which will form a gusset between hinges 22 as will become more apparent.
- the piece may be scored starting 2 inches from the end in groups of four 1 ⁇ 2 inch panels separated by a 1 ⁇ 4 inch panel. This pattern is repeated the length of the piece to second wingspan 28 .
- binding 12 is formed from separate pieces two of the four equal width panels 32 a and 32 b are provided at the end of the first piece and two of the four equal width panels 32 c and 32 d are provided at the beginning of each adjoining piece.
- the scored side of sheet material 30 forms the side of binding 12 facing an inside 36 of spine cover 18 .
- a double sided adhesive tape 38 with a protective sheet 40 having a width no larger than the width of panels 32 a - 32 d (e.g., 1 ⁇ 2 inch) is applied to each of the first two of the four equal width panels 32 a , 32 b working along the length of the strip of sheet material 30 .
- double sided adhesive tape 38 having a width no larger than the width of the first two panels 32 a , 32 b may be used. Care should be given not to cover score line 43 between panels 32 b and 32 c.
- protective sheet(s) 40 are removed from the first two panels 32 a and 32 b and the first group of four equal width panels is folded along score line 43 between the first two panels 32 a and 32 b and the second two panels 32 c and 32 d .
- the panels 32 a and 32 b with double sided adhesive tape 38 are pressed against the other two panels 32 c and 32 d to form a hinge 22 on the opposite side of the sheet material 30 as seen in FIGS. 3 and 3A .
- the procedure is then repeated along the sheet of material 30 to form a row of hinges separated by gussets 34 .
- hinges 22 may be flexed as shown in FIGS. 4 and 4A along score lines 42 and 44 positioned between an anchored end 46 and a free end 48 . It will apparent to those skilled in the art that hinges may be formed by attaching double sided adhesive tape 38 to the second set of two panels (e.g., 32 c and 32 d ) or to one of panels 32 a , 32 b and to one of panels 32 c , 32 d or to all the panels and pressing the panels together.
- binding 12 is constructed as described above, it is attached to spine cover 18 . This may be accomplished by gluing the binding to spine cover 18 or by applying double sided tape 38 over the scored side of the sheet material 30 including wingspans 28 and pressing binding 12 against spine cover 18 .
- Spine cover 18 may then be attached to front and rear covers 14 , 16 with glue or double sided tape with wingspans 28 sandwiched between the spine cover and the front and rear covers.
- scrapbook 10 is then ready for attachment of sheets 20 to hinges 22 with glue, double sided adhesive tape, staples, brads or the like. While all of the hinges shown in FIGS. 4 and 4A are shown with free end 48 flexed to the right, depending on the thickness of the scrapbook items attached to the sheet, free end 48 of the hinge may be flexed to the left. In this manner, it is possible by flexing some hinges right and others to the left to accommodate scrapbook items of various thicknesses on different pages and construct scrapbook 10 such that the sheets lie substantially flat and front and rear covers 14 , 16 are generally parallel when the scrapbook is closed, providing a superior aesthetic appearance.
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Abstract
A book binding for a scrapbook with hinges separated by gussets and an anchored end and a free end that may be bent to the right or left to accommodate pages of different thickness such that the pages lie flat and the covers of the scrapbook are substantially parallel when the scrapbook is closed. The binding is constructed from sheet material scored into groups of four equally spaced panels separated by a panel forming the gusset. The four equal width panels are folded along a longitudinal center score line and adhesively secured together to form the hinges.
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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a book binding for use by scrapbookers in binding pages of variable thickness including premade elements, such as chipboard album pages and specialty die cut pages.
2. Brief Description of the Prior Art
A scrapbooking hidden hinge system has been developed for attaching pages in an album but the system is not adapted for binding pages that differ in thickness. Chipboard and die cut elements are hot products in the paper crafting world to add extra interest to projects. Since chipboard and die cut elements are raised from the page, they attract more attention than rub-ons or other flat scrapbook embellishments. But because chipboard and die cuts make the pages thicker it is difficult to construct an aesthetically pleasing scrapbook where one-of-a-kind pages lie substantially flat and the front and rear covers are parallel when the book is closed.
In view of the above, it is an object of the present invention to provide a book binding for binding thick pages, including ones that differ in thickness. Another object is to provide a book binding for use in constructing an aesthetically pleasing scrapbook with pages of different thickness lying substantially flat and front and rear covers substantially parallel when the scrapbook is closed. Other objects and features of the invention will be in part apparent and in part pointed out hereinafter.
In accordance with the invention, a book binding for a scrapbook is formed from a sheet of flexible material such as cardstock or Tyvek. Tyvek is a brand of plastic sheet material formed of high density polyethylene fibers and is a registered trademark of DuPont. The binding has a wingspan at opposite ends adapted for attachment to the scrapbook and a plurality of hinges separated by gussets for spacing pages attached to the hinges by a predetermined amount.
Each hinge is formed from a group of four equal width longitudinal panels separated from an adjoining set of four panels by a longitudinal panel forming the gusset. Each said group of four equal width panels is folded along a longitudinal center score line and adhesively secured together with double sided adhesive tape having a width no greater than the width of the equally spaced panels to form hinges with an anchor end and a free end. Each hinge has a score line between a first and second and a third and fourth of the four equal width longitudinal panels about which the hinge may be longitudinally flexed in opposite directions for further adjusting the spacing between the pages.
The invention summarized above comprises the constructions hereinafter described, the scope of the invention being indicated by the subjoined claims.
In the accompanying drawings, in which one of various possible embodiments of the invention is illustrated, corresponding reference characters refer to corresponding parts throughout the several views of the drawings in which:
Referring to the drawings more particularly by reference character, reference numeral 10 refers to a scrapbook having a binding 12 in accordance with the present invention. As seen in FIG. 1 , scrapbook 10 has a front cover 14, a rear cover 16 and a spine cover 18 preferably formed of a stiff material such as chipboard. Front and rear covers 14, 16 are shaped and dimensioned to cover a stack of sheets 20 to be bound on hinges 22 as pages in the scrapbook. Front and rear covers 14, 16 are commonly made in a conventional shape, that is rectangular, however the covers may take a variety of shapes. Spine cover 18 is U-shaped in configuration with longitudinal creases 24 forming hinge lines along which spine cover is attached to a side edge 26 of front and rear covers 14, 16 after binding 12 is attached to spine cover 18.
Binding 12 has wingspans 28 at opposite side edges for attachment to spine cover 18 and a plurality of hinges 22. Binding 12 is formed from a flexible sheet material such as cardstock, Tyvek or the like. Depending on the number of hinges 22 needed to attach sheets 20 and the size of the sheet material available, binding 12 may be constructed from a plurality of pieces linked end to end. The construction of hinges 22 is as follows: As shown in FIG. 2 starting inboard wingspan 28 at a first end of sheet material 30 (or first piece of sheet material 30), the piece is longitudinally scored into four equal width panels 32 a, 32 b, 32 c and 32 d followed by a panel 34 the width of which will form a gusset between hinges 22 as will become more apparent. For example the piece may be scored starting 2 inches from the end in groups of four ½ inch panels separated by a ¼ inch panel. This pattern is repeated the length of the piece to second wingspan 28. When binding 12 is formed from separate pieces two of the four equal width panels 32 a and 32 b are provided at the end of the first piece and two of the four equal width panels 32 c and 32 d are provided at the beginning of each adjoining piece.
The scored side of sheet material 30 forms the side of binding 12 facing an inside 36 of spine cover 18. To form hinges 22, a double sided adhesive tape 38 with a protective sheet 40 having a width no larger than the width of panels 32 a-32 d (e.g., ½ inch) is applied to each of the first two of the four equal width panels 32 a, 32 b working along the length of the strip of sheet material 30. Alternatively double sided adhesive tape 38 having a width no larger than the width of the first two panels 32 a, 32 b (e.g., 1 inch) may be used. Care should be given not to cover score line 43 between panels 32 b and 32 c.
Working from the scored side of sheet material 30 and starting at the first end, protective sheet(s) 40 are removed from the first two panels 32 a and 32 b and the first group of four equal width panels is folded along score line 43 between the first two panels 32 a and 32 b and the second two panels 32 c and 32 d. The panels 32 a and 32 b with double sided adhesive tape 38 are pressed against the other two panels 32 c and 32 d to form a hinge 22 on the opposite side of the sheet material 30 as seen in FIGS. 3 and 3A . The procedure is then repeated along the sheet of material 30 to form a row of hinges separated by gussets 34. When binding 12 is formed from separate pieces, the last two equal spaced panels 32 a and 32 b are adhered to the first two equal spaced panels 32 c and 32 d of the adjoining piece until second wingspan 28 is reached. Each of hinges 22 may be flexed as shown in FIGS. 4 and 4A along score lines 42 and 44 positioned between an anchored end 46 and a free end 48. It will apparent to those skilled in the art that hinges may be formed by attaching double sided adhesive tape 38 to the second set of two panels (e.g., 32 c and 32 d) or to one of panels 32 a, 32 b and to one of panels 32 c, 32 d or to all the panels and pressing the panels together.
After binding 12 is constructed as described above, it is attached to spine cover 18. This may be accomplished by gluing the binding to spine cover 18 or by applying double sided tape 38 over the scored side of the sheet material 30 including wingspans 28 and pressing binding 12 against spine cover 18. Spine cover 18 may then be attached to front and rear covers 14, 16 with glue or double sided tape with wingspans 28 sandwiched between the spine cover and the front and rear covers.
With binding 12 and front and rear covers 14, 16 attached to spine cover 18, scrapbook 10 is then ready for attachment of sheets 20 to hinges 22 with glue, double sided adhesive tape, staples, brads or the like. While all of the hinges shown in FIGS. 4 and 4A are shown with free end 48 flexed to the right, depending on the thickness of the scrapbook items attached to the sheet, free end 48 of the hinge may be flexed to the left. In this manner, it is possible by flexing some hinges right and others to the left to accommodate scrapbook items of various thicknesses on different pages and construct scrapbook 10 such that the sheets lie substantially flat and front and rear covers 14, 16 are generally parallel when the scrapbook is closed, providing a superior aesthetic appearance.
In the above description, specific details are set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the present disclosure. It will be apparent to a person of ordinary skill in the art that these specific details need not be employed, and should not be construed to limit the scope of the disclosure. Hence as various changes could be made in the above constructions without departing from the scope of the invention, it is intended that all matter contained in the above description or shown in the accompanying drawings shall be interpreted as illustrative and not in a limiting sense.
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1. A book binding for a scrapbook, said binding formed from a sheet of flexible material having a wingspan at opposite ends adapted for attachment to the scrapbook and a plurality of hinges separated by gussets of predetermined width, each hinge formed from a group of four equal width longitudinal panels separated from an adjoining set of panels by a longitudinal panel forming the gusset, each said group of four equal width panels folded along a longitudinal center score line and adhesively secured together with double sided adhesive tape to form hinges with an anchor end and a free end, each said hinge having a score line between a first and second and a third and fourth of the four equal width longitudinal panels about which the hinge may be longitudinally flexed in opposite directions.
2. The book binding of claim 1 wherein the double sided adhesive tape is applied to the first two or second two of the four equal width panels and includes a peal away protective sheet.
3. The book binding of claim 1 wherein the four equal width panels have a width of ½ inch, the panel forming the gusset has a width of ¼ inch and the double sided adhesive tape has a width no greater than ½ inch or 1 inch.
4. The book binding of claim 1 wherein the sheet of flexible material forming the book binding is a plastic sheet.
5. The book binding of claim 4 wherein the sheet of flexible material is Tyvek.
6. A scrapbook having a front cover, rear cover, a spine cover and a binding,
said front and rear cover shaped and dimensioned to cover a stack of sheets,
said spine cover attached to the front and rear covers along a side edge of the front and rear covers,
said binding formed from a sheet of flexible material having a wingspan and a plurality of hinges separated by gussets of predetermined width attached to the spine cover, each hinge formed from a group of four equal width longitudinal panels separated from an adjoining set of panels by a longitudinal panel forming the gusset, each said group of four equal width panels folded along a center score line and adhesively secured together with double sided adhesive tape to form hinges with an anchor end and a free end, each said hinge having a score line between a first and second and a third and fourth of the four equal width longitudinal panels about which the hinge may be longitudinally flexed in opposite directions, said binding adhesively attached to the spine cover, and said loose sheets attached to the free end the hinges,
whereby the hinge creased along the score line between the first and second and third and fourth panels allows the free end of the hinge to be flexed such that pages of different thicknesses lie substantially flat and the front and rear covers are generally parallel when the scrapbook is closed.
7. The scrapbook of claim 6 wherein the binding is adhesively attached to an inside surface of the spine cover with double sided adhesive tape.
8. The scrapbook of claim 6 wherein the front and rear covers and the spine cover are formed of chipboard.
9. The scrapbook of claim 6 wherein the sheet material of flexible material forming the binding is Tyvek.
10. A scrapbook having a front cover, rear cover, a spine cover and a binding,
said front and rear cover formed of chipboard and shaped and dimensioned to cover a stack of sheets,
said spine cover formed of chipboard with longitudinal creases forming hinge lines, said spine cover attached to the front and rear covers along a side edge of the front and rear covers,
said binding formed from a sheet of flexible plastic material, said binding having a wingspan and a plurality of hinges separated by gussets of predetermined width attached to the spine cover, each hinge formed from a group of four equal ½ inch wide longitudinal panels separated from an adjoining set of panels by a longitudinal panel ¼ inch wide forming the gusset, each said group of four equal width panels folded along a center score line and adhesively secured together with double sided adhesive tape to form hinges with an anchor end and a free end, each said hinge having a score line between a first and second and a third and fourth of the four equal width longitudinal panels about which the hinge may be longitudinally flexed in opposite directions, said binding adhesively attached to the spine cover with double sided adhesive tape, and
said loose sheets formed of cardstock, at least one of which differs in thickness from the other loose sheets, said loose sheets attached to the free end of the hinges.
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